Topic: Poll: Bitcoin's price after the halving (Read 2960 times)

After the halving, the amount of money sold by miners to support their mining operation will be reduced. So the price might rise.

the price wont be stable after the halving for sure i think that the only way it can possibly go is up and that nothing after the halving will stop the increase of the price lets hope my predictions are correct and that after some time we will all be rich

Im thinking there will be a slump again for awhile, followed by a meteoric rise.... (maybe 650-700). I dont think we will cross 1000$ again for at least a year though

maybe we need looking after new year to know price will above $1000 or below $1000 if i can make a hope i want price stuck in around $970-$1000

I really would like to see bitcoin getting more value after the halving ,but i believe the current price is being pushed up because of it,but after we achieve and be a it i really believe price will return to the 300 or even 200 dollars value,call me pessimist but from one moment to another bitcoin had something like 33% up and as i know and i read there is nothing to these had happen, the demand and supply doenst work at bitcoin.

Considering the increase in the demand for bitcoins, the price is most probably going to rise and if I have to guess, it will be around $800-$900 else it will stay at $500-$600 range. Online sources state the same.

There are many reasons one can say that we will see a price rise after halving, because the effect is being seen nowadays itself, the instability of markets and traders' sentiments is what will take the price higher a little, but not much as mentioned somewhere like $2000.

It'll certainly rise IMO.

I said Daily average price goes higher each day. More than half of the users think the same as me, it's not surprising. We'll see steady rise from now on because we are already in a bull market and block halving only makes it better. Miners will have less coins so they can't dump like they do now. They can only dump half of the supply, which makes speculators have better hands.

It's going to be there before February. Try $1000 at halving or even more if we are lucky.

I think it will be very fluctuative. Too much speculation when it's happening.

And i think bitcoin price is around $600-$800 after halving.

A dollar will cost at most 0.001 bitcoins.

I think as we approach the halving this is going to get super exciting once again and the price of bitcoin will be flying. More than likely over the ATH and who knows from there.

We are sure to have a massive dump after though then back to a higher floor than before the pump but still there will be a dump obviously.

If I could vote for three then I would because that is most likely. Lets go with price fluctuation very big at that..

The price will be around $1000-1500. The effect of halving will not drive the price much higher. Bitcoin price is more stable now.

i think a price of $1000 after the halving is what will happen. at that time there will be a huge load of volatility that will drive non bitcoin traders and bitcoin holders nuts. i think we'll see the price go up and down with 10-20% in the weeks after the halving.

It's going to be interesting for sure because as you say I agree we are not ready for that yet. It might take time to adjust for it. I would really ask to big miners how they feel about having half reward for the same price. But I think I know the answer.

It's not after it's before the halving .

The market (traders, miners) will anticipate the raise due to the halving . In fact I think they are already doing it , by buying and mining , that explain the price raise and the increase in hashpower (plus the new hardware on the market).

Plus the fact than big player (like the one producing mining device ) won't let the profitability of the hardware drop (directly related to the price they can sell the hardware). So they will help to keep the price up . IMHO we can expect the 600$ per BTC .

I dont think the effect of the halving will be immediatly obvious, it takes a bit of time for the market to adjust to the new supply.      
Most large scale miners do sell nearly constantly because they need to pay huge amounts in electricity which they can only cover with the Bitcoin they mine, so while all those miners will only have half the amount of Bitcoin to sell now there are still other Bitcoin on exchanges.        
Note that the Bitcoin being traded on exchanged does not only come from miners directly but also from people who previously had bitcoin. There are still many whales, and if some of them decide the halving is a good time to sell a % of their holding we might even end up having the selling pressure increase for a moment. It could even be day traders who cause a momentary increase in pressure. Or maybe it's just that whales begin purchasing more at shops that accept Bitcoin, while not rebuying their Bitcoin, which leads to the shops increasing selling pressure.
In the long run though, the selling pressure should decrease, and it will be noticeable. The question is not if, but when this causes a rise. And if the rise will be swift or slow.        
So far those Bitcoin has a tendency to drop slowly and rise quickly. So I guess some months after the halving Bitcoin will suddenly increase in value by one or two orders of magnitude.

i was thinking that you should change the poll option to something like in range, like 0%-10%, 10%-25% etc..., or simply put standard %, like 10%, 25, 33 etc...

Price Will be top high prior to the halving because People expect something magical to happen.

When they realize This is nog the case, price Will slowly move down again.